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A general vote on a question brought to electors
Referendum
Recall
Initiative
Bill
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Angel Island
AFL
NAACP
NWO
A general vote on a question brought to electors
Referendum
Recall
Initiative
Bill
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Angel Island
AFL
NAACP
NWO
Added to Monroe Doctrine - US could interfere in Latin American Affairs
Big Stick Diplomacy
Roosevelt Corollary
Fourteen Points
Dollar Diplomacy
Officially stated separate but equal was legal
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Brown vs. Board of Education
Jim Crow
Harpers Ferry
Non-English speaking, often Jewish, culturally diverse
Eastern and Southern European Immigrants
Asian and Irish Railroad Workers
Western Europeans
Angel Island
Exclusive control or possession of the supply of a commodity, trade or service
Communism
Populist Party
Progressive Party
Monopolies and Trusts
New York/East Coast immigrant processing center
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Teddy Roosevelts foreign policy to use US military as "motivation" in dealing with other countries
Dollar Diplomacy
Big Stick Diplomacy
Roosevelt Corollary
MOnroe Doctrine
The right to organize a law or legislation on a ballot
Referendum
Recall
Direct Election of Senators
Initiative
The practice of using children in factories and other workplaces as cheap labor
Slavery
Child Labor
Trafficking
Who is the progressive president; Big Stick diplomacy; national parks; Square Deal
Theodore Roosevelt
James Monroe
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
17th Amendment, gave voters direct control over who represents them
Direct Election of Senators
Recall
Referendum
Initiative
Presidents who sought to improve US society and economy: Teddy Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson
Welfare Presidents
New Age Presidents
Populist Presidents
Progressive Presidents
The right to remove elected officials from office during their term
Initiative
Referendum
Recall
Allowed for ranchers to keep cattle in one place
Barbed Wire Fencing
Electrical Fencing
Cattle Dogs
Shepherds
What was the large animal relied upon by Indians, depopulated by White Settlers
(a)
A progressive initiative to improve working conditions
8-hour work day
Decrease in wages
Longer hours
Improved communication system developed by Samuel Morse
(a)
Improved communication system developed by Alexander Graham Bell
(a)
the practice of a powerful country taking over a less powerful country for resources
(a)
Important contributors to construction of Transcontinental Railroad
Slaves
Asian and Irish Workers
Eastern and Southern European Immigrants
American Steel Tycoon, Robber Baron
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Vanderbilt
Developed the Lightbulb allowed cities and things to be built because of electricity for streets
Thomas Edison
Alexander Graham-Bell
Samuel Morse
Journalists who uncovered scandals and unacceptable conditions in American workplace
Muckrakers
Yellow Journalist
Scalawags
Carpet Baggers
American Oil Tycoon, Robber Baron
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Vanderbilt
California/West Coast immigrant processing center
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Union designed to unite workers
American Federation of Labor
United Farm Workers
NAACP
Passive project in Central America connecting Atlantic to Pacific; Completed by the US under Teddy Roosevelt
Suez canal
Panama Canal
Atlantic Channel
Pacific Canal
A massive railway system connecting cities across the entire US
Interstate Highway
Route 66
Amtrak
Transcontinental RailRoad
Conflict between US and Spain over Cuba, Philippines
Spanish-American War
Cuban Missile Crisis
Vietnam
Korean War
Political Machines promised to protect immigrants' jobs in return for
military service
physical security
votes
cash payments
Which trend has reflected the increasing diversity in United States society in recent years?
new efforts by public schools to teach religious education
an increase in immigration from Latin America
failure of Congress to approve appointments of women and minority groups to federal courts
growing demands for unskilled labor
Which statement about immigration during the 1800s is most valid?
organized labor supported unlimited immigration
most immigrants to the United States were illegal aliens
few immigrants came from western Europe
industrial growth led to a demand for cheap immigrant labor
The intent of United States immigration laws of the 1920s was to
encourage cultural diversity
restore an open-door policy toward immigration
restrict immigration through the use of quotas
increase economic opportunities for recent immigrants
During the late 1800s and early 1900s, where did most of the immigrants to the United States settle?
urban centers of the Northeast
plantations of the New South
farming regions of the Great Plains
mining areas of the Far East
Why did the United States follow a policy of unrestricted immigration from Europe during most of the 1800s?
the US wanted to help European nations by taking their surplus population
immigrants were the only capital resources for business and industry
most American desired a more diversified culture
the American economy needed many unskilled workers
In the late 1800s, the patterns of United States immigration changed in that
most immigrants were political refugees
increasing numbers came from eastern and southern Europe
most immigrants chose to settle in the farming regions of the West
far fewer immigrants arrived than in previous years
Which of the following individuals would have been most likely to become a Nativist?
a Protestant worker
an Italian immigrant
a Catholic priest
an English speaking Irish immigrant
Which statement about immigration to the United States is most accurate?
the number of immigrants has remained constant in each decade during most of American history
the ethnic mix of immigrants to the United States has remained mostly unchanged
nearly all immigrants have easily assimilated into American culture
the desire for economic advancement has been a major reason for immigration to the US
Which of the following individuals would have been most likely to visit Ellis Island during the first few years of the 20th century?
an Italian immigrant
a farmer moving to New York
a Chinese immigrant
an emancipated slave
Which of the following laws was passed in large part due to Nativism?
Chinese Exclusion Act
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Iron ore, running water, lumber, and oil are all examples of which of the following?
natural resources that helped the US become an industrialized nation
natural resources used to produce steel
natural resources used to produce electricity
natural resources which the US lacked during the age of industrialization
"It was a sight to behold. Whole families sharing small rooms with other families. The smell was horrible, and the Lord knows what critters were living in the walls. I guess it's good they work 16 hour days; ain't no room for much except sleeping."
The above quote is probably talking about
African American sharecroppers
immigrants living in a tenement
robber barons living in an urban area
members of the Populist movement
Ethnic ghettos, political machines, tenements, slums, and cultural diversity were all consequences of which of the following?
democracy
abolition
emancipation
industrialization
Which of the following was a product of a "Red Scare" that swept the United States after World War II?
the Palmer Raids
the Sacco and Vanzetti trial
McCarthyism
Students for a Democratic Society
A type of writing that sensationalized events of the Spanish American War to sell more newspapers
Yellow Journalism
Investigative Journalism
Journalism
Case study research
Which foreign policy made loans to Latin American countries?
Big Stick Policy
Platt Amendment
Dollar Diplomacy
Imperialism
Why did US senators resist joining the League of
Nations?
They were concerned they would have to
renegotiate trade deals
They feared US military leaders could be
prosecuted for war crimes.
They feared that the United States would be
drawn into costly foreign wars.
They were concerned that League members
would have to lower trade barriers.
What did the court hold to be unprotected speech
in this ruling upholding the Espionage Act during
World War I?
providing information about US troop strength
and locations to German agents
leaking schematic diagrams of a new American
tank design to the press
sending out political leaflets urging Americans
not to submit to the draft
hiding fugitives that were targeted for
deportation to Germany as spies
Why were the Espionage Act of 1917 and the
Sedition Act of 1918 used by President Woodrow
Wilson's administration during World War I?
to silence critics of the war effort
to put German Americans in camps
to remove communists from government
positions
to discourage congressional support for the war
effort
What was the outcome of the voyage of the USS Oregon in 1898?
increased US foreign aid to the developing countries in south america
increased US public support for the construction of a canal through central america
decreased US economic influence in the western hemisphere
decreased US naval presence in the caribbean sea
Which event is related to the territory shown on
the map?
The United States agreed to pay Colombia for
the rights to Panamanian holdings on the
isthmus
The United States backed a revolution in
Panama against Colombian rule
The United States sent marines into several
Central American countries
The United States received rights to build a
canal across Nicaragua
Which numbered territory did the United States gain by winning the Spanish American War?
1
2
3
4
The cartoon comments on tactics used to-
secure the southern border of California
protect shipping the lanes in the Great Lakes
create a defensive alliance with France
obtain control of the Panama Canal Zone
The cartoon depicts Woodrow Wilson calling on Congress to-
ratify the Treaty of Versailles
issue a declaration of war against Germany
authorize the use of funds to support Russian revolutionaries
enact trade sanctions against Germany
Which of the following is the best title for this list?
Issues Contributing to the Outbreak of World War I
Principal Reasons for U.S. entry into World War II
Consequences of the Twentieth-Century European Isolationism
Economic Rivalries Between Cold War Superpowers
How did these events affect the United States?
F) They increased public support for cuts in U.S. defense spending.
G) They prompted the end of Dollar Diplomacy in Latin America
H) They set a precedent of including territorial acquisitions in settlements.
J) They helped establish the United States as an imperial power similar to European nations
U.S. would collect debts for investors who worked with Latin America, acting as an “international police power.” Known as the Big Stick Policy.
Roosevelt Corollary
Open Door Policy
Boxer Rebellion
Dollar Diplomacy
After what event did the United States declare
war on Spain in 1898?
the Baltimore crisis
the Haymarket affair
the sinking of the USS Maine
the invasion of American Samoa
What was the primary reason for the establishment of the Open Door Policy?
to protect the United States trade in China
To gain control of the Panama Canal Zone
to encourage Chinese immigration to the United States
to improve relations with China
Which geographic factor played a role in the construction of the Panama Canal?
Workers faced heavy attacks by Panamanian nationalists
Heavy rains and mountainous terrain led to frequent mud slides
Cutting through the bedrock had to be done without heavy machinery
Similar elevations of the Atlantic and Pacific allowed for swift construction
